Nathan Rogers: Links

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More Me on MySpace: A great site for getting the word on the street. A must for the independant musician.
My CD Baby Webpage: Listen, read and buy.

Manitoba Film and Sound: My most sincere thanks to MFS for assisting me financially with creating my album, True Stories. Thank you, and thank you again.
Canada Council for the Arts: Thanks you, Canada Council, for your touring financial assistance on my 2005 western Canada tour. It couldn't have been done without you (well, maybe, but I wouldn't have been able to eat along the way).
MARIA (Manitoba Audio Recording Industry Association): MARIA is a cornucopia of resources for the Manitoba artist. From their in-house writing room to their knowledgable staff and fantastic funding programs, MARIA helps to bring Manitoba artists into your living room and venues. They pick up where comercial radio leaves off for Canadians.

This last month I was the proud recipient of a Market Access grant from MARIA. Their support meant the difference between being heard and not being heard. Thank you for the opportunity!
Stan Rogers Presented by Fogarty's Cove: A huge thanks goes out to the Fogarty's Cove Musician Scholarship Fund who is assisting me with my trip to the North American Folk Alliance Conference this year in Memphis. Your help has made all the difference!

Culture.ca - Canada's Cultural Gateway: We learn all about our country in elementary school and then promptly forget. TIME TO REMEMBER and culture.ca will help. Everything you wanted to know about the rich culture that literally sits right in your own backyard. Find a festival, find an artist from any descipline, find out about those who built the land you sit on. Let me know what you think!
CBC Poll of the Greatest Canadians: Here are some folks we should take a moment to celebrate. Well, that is the case for most of them anyway.
WinnipegWebTV: While still in the building phase, WinnipegWebTV is committed to showing homegrown folks and international inquistors why Winnipeg is a great city to live in through a visual, video medium. Use it to find out what is going on, to hear the best in local talent and to highlight the cool and must-see. Thanks so much to Pete for putting together a site we can all use and be proud of! Be sure to check in periodically to see what has been added.

North American Folk Alliance: The North American Folk Alliance Conference is close at hand. Check out this link for folk resources, membership information and all you ever wanted to know about the largest folk conference in North America.

Stan Rogers: Everything you needed to know about the man and more. Also, of course, a huge influence.
Chirgilchin: Where I hope to take my budding abilities at Tuvan throat chanting one day. If you have not heard these folks, then CLICK ON THEM FIRST. They will blow your socks off!
David Rogers at Stan Rogers.net: Scroll down to the Now Available from Fogarty's Cove Music section and click on David Rogers for some of the finest acoustic guitar playing you've heard since Don Ross.
Garnet Rogers: Another huge influence. Go figure.
Bill Bourne: One of Canada's greatest gifts to the musical world and the inspiration for "Tuesday morning"
J.S. Bach: So much of my musical training included Bach harmony.
Chris Cornell: Frontman for Audioslave and Soundgarden (two of my favourite bands). Chris has excellent vocal range and good guitar skills.
Nirvana (Kurt Cobain): Take some time one day to examine some of Kurt's more personal and intimate songs. You will find a highly talented writer with a different set of tricks than most have been comfortable using.
Gordon Lightfoot: A national treasure! One of the people who put Canadian music on the map in the 60's and the 70's.

Regina's Mighty Shores: Longtime AMAZING supporters and fabulous people.
UMFM: One of the best radio stations in Winnipeg
CKUW: Hello to Broose and the gang!
CKUW: Canada's oldest radio station bent on (appropriately, I believe) promoting CANADIAN music. Thanks CKUW for never changing your mind! Tom - wrote a new song for you out of our Mountain conversation.

James Keelaghan: James has a new album, "A Few Simple Verses" out - have you gotten your copy yet? He is also in the midst of an international tour so be sure to check his page to see if he is visiting a city near you! Another artist committed to not using pitch correction.
Romi Mayes: Romi is currently on tour supporting her new album, Sweet Somthin' Steady. Be sure to check out her page to see if she will be visiting a city near you! Also. of course, Romi does not use pitch correction in studio or live. What you hear is really her!
Serena Postel: Serena has many dates in and around Winnipeg. Be sure to check her out. We are proud to say that her voice IS her voice - no pitch correction is used in recording or live.
The D-Rangers: Hot - always have been, always will be!
Lindsay Jane: Fabulous songwriter, performer AND she runs a great music venue (Solid Ground) in Lorette, MB. Must be busy! Also, no pitch correction (can you tell that is important to us?)